All posts tagged "de novo review"
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1.8KAccelerationHomeowner Strikes Back: Counters Wolves Predatory Legal Scheme to Protract Litigation Until Death
Discover Josef Lamell's battle against predatory legal tactics: at age 74, he stands against a scheme which has seen many meet untimely...
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1.8KAccelerationForeclosure Wolf Mark Cronenwett for US Bank Takes a Bite at Lamell’s Time Expired Argument
This is a state case not a federal case as the PNC v. Howard Supreme Court decision affirmed. It has no place...
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811Appellate JudgesJudge Keith Ellison Slapped Down Conveniently by Gumbo5 for Dismissing Pro Se With Prejudice
Ain't the timing amazing. We've detailed on LIT how judges are injecting their own personal bias into opinions and applying wrong standards.
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1.3KAppellate CircuitThere’s No Riddle, Just a Premeditated Guess Which Contradicts
This court makes a confident Erie guess that the Texas Supreme Court would have concluded that explicit substitution was not required.
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1.4KAccelerationYoung’s ‘Pretty Good Deal’ is Another Baked Fifth Circuit Foreclosure Opinion by an Infamous 3-Panel
Compare, for example, the foreclosure case of Rob authored by Judge Stephen Higginson in 2018 which reversed and rendered for homeowners.
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1.3KDebt CollectorE.D. Tex. Senior Judge Ron Clark: You’ve Had Your Day In Court.
The U.S. magistrate appointed to the bench in the Eastern District of Texas in 2004 found the Episcopal Church in his 20s...
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1.3KAppellate CircuitWhy the Chief Can’t Judge Everything – Even with Judicial Immunity
No [wo]man in this country is so high that [s]he is above the law. No officer of the law may set that...
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1.4KTexasFifth Circuit’s Latest Unlawful Act in Remanding for Attorney Fees in Casalicchio v. BOKF
BOKF relies, principally, on a deed-of-trust provision purporting to allow it to "charge Casalicchio fees for services performed in connection with [his]...
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1.4KAppellate JudgesGet Ready for the Next Judicial Assault On the People By the Texas Federal Judiciary
Brantley Starr conflicts with Senior Judge Gray Miller in his reasoning for allowing attorney fees, citing § 38.001(8) which Miller rejected.
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1.6KAccelerationDitchin’ the American Rule, $47k Attorney Fees Awarded in S.D. Texas Foreclosure Case
Lender shall be entitled to collect all expenses incurred in pursuing the remedies provided in this Section 22, including, but not limited...
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1.5KE.D. Tex.Texas Lawyer Bern Mortberg in Tenth Lawsuit to Avoid Deutsche Bank Foreclosure Ain’t Goin’ So Well
Texas lawyer Bern Mortberg has been on the losing side of 10 foreclosure suits circa 2011. This time he lost due to...
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1.9KAccelerationOwen’s Easter Basket of Omissions and Whiteouts re Ocwen Loan Servicing et al.
The Burkes filed their Petition for Rehearing en banc to allow all the active judges who are not recused and able to...
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1.5KAccelerationProtected: Owen’s Easter Basket of Omissions and Whiteouts re Hopkins Law et al
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
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1.5KAccelerationThe Judicial Easter Egg Hunt: Owen’s Easter Basket and the Perversion of Justice.
We're not privy to which Quarter Back clerk was assigned to draft the consolidated opinion but we can say emphatically it is...
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1.7KAccelerationU.S. Bank National Association v. Lamell, S.D. Texas – Magistrate Bryan Gives Judge Miller a Brief Headache on Acceleration
Magistrate Judge Bryan RECOMMENDS the Motion be DENIED with respect to PHH’s and USBNA’s request for declaratory judgment that the pre-2019 notices...
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1.1KAppellate JudgesJudge Mazzant’s De Novo Review of M&R, Texas Surety Bond and More. Published for the Fifth Circuit’s Quarterback(s).
A party who files timely written objections to a magistrate judge’s report and recommendation is entitled to a de novo review of...
